The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-10

cred nothing more than house Of as
, signatiOn or like unto the skating rinl
as to morals. The Judge is not alone IL
this Op nion.
George Holland, OF CenteTsburg, O.
has been arrested for getting money
under false pretenses.
Joseph Reiser of Ripley. O., tried tC
cut his throat, but the Reiser WASN'T
sharp and he may recover.
Thomas Shay was arrested at KsntOn
| Ohio, and taken to BellefOntalne, where
he Is wanted on charge Of grand lar.
ceDy.
Youngstown Council has resolved to
have a new $75 900 city building, In case
the voters ratify Its action at the April
election.
A Democratic Tariff Reform Associs-
tiOn has been organized In Tuscarswas
county, with membership of two
hundred.
The four years old daughter of Mrs.
Alice Booth, Of Winchester, Ohio, was
fatally burned by Its clothes catching
fire from CRATE.
Nine farmers near Delaware, Ohio,
have recently been swindled by BOhe-
mian oats agents, of amounts ranging
from $100 to $500.
Bertha sheck, IS years old servant girl,
was burned almost to death, on Tuesday
at Akron, BY her clothing taking Are.
Possibly may recover.
Burglars entered the residence Of A. A
Barnard, at Wooster on Tuesday nigh,
by turning the door key with nippers,
and got away with $25.
Two ColOred boys, aged fifteen and ten
years, are In the hands Of the law 1T
Xenia for committing rape on q little
cOlOred girl seven years old.
Jehu Dewitt Miller has been lecturing
Wooster on the uses of Ugliness." The
girls, over that way, didn't seem to
know what they were made for.
Miss Eva Walker, living at Emerald,
Ohio, while walking near horse, was
kicked in the stomach, inflictIng iDjnr-
les which will prove fatal. Her body
was also badly bruised.
Hon. G. Fl. Kent, an old and we'll
known merchant Of Kent, O., dropped
dead Tuesday, aged sixty. five, of heart
disease. The town derived Its name
from the father Of deceased, zsnas Kent.
And now 1t is John Rooney, of Gin
cinnati, that has turned up and says he
Isn't dead, and wants to find the man
who is luggin' around and tryin' to give
away his legacy OF $250,O00 in the Ould
country.
Mrs. John CleaVe of Akron. suffering
from structure Of the eJophsgus, caused
by thoTacic tum0r, which prevented
nOurishment from entering her stom,
sch, died on Tuesday after sixty-six
days Of fasting.
A bill introduced into the legislature
provides that all county officers shall
pay the excess of fees over ard above
$2,500 and clerk hire into the county
treasury. Estimated that twill save
the State $4,000.
1t Is officially stated that the B nj
more 3 Ohio Express Company has
formed connection with the Cincinnati,
Hamilton q Dayton Railroad by which
their business Is extended over 400 miles
OF new territory.
A bill Is before the Legislature to re
Quire the Superintendent Of Public In.
stitutlons to charge fifty cents for each
meal furnished to any person not an in.
mate Of the institution, and not an Off
Ger OK member Of an cff1:ers' family.
At Cleveland q Woodland avenue street
car was struck by G. & P. freight train
Monday night, and badly damaged
Three people we're In the car but they
escaped through the rear door and the
driver saved his horses by pulling the
lynch pin and allowing them to run.
No flagman was at the crossing and
when the Car reached the track the two
engines Of the train were only ten yards
away. The street car was carried
hundred feet down the track
There Is q married couple In Xenia
who have not spoken to each other In
twenty years, the result of a little mat.
rim0nial tiff at breakfast one morning.
They have lived In the same house, l.e
attending the farm and supplying the
household. She sets his meals for him,
as usual, but retires to the kitchen
while he eats, but leaves the written
order for the family supplies at his plate
on the table. Their only child has long
since left the silent and unhappy home.